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DOI: Deprivation Of The Right To Hold Certain Positions And Engage In Certain Activities In Foreign Legislation
Farkhod Sayfullaevich Alikulov , Tashkent State University Of Law, Theory And Practice Of The Application Of Criminal Law Specialty Student, UzbekistanAbstract
The comprehensiveness of the penitentiary system is central to achieving the goal of criminal punishment. In other words, no matter how perfect the type and system of punishment, if the mechanism of its application and execution is not implemented wisely, unfortunately, this punishment will remain ineffective. Deprivation of a certain right has a preventive character, which is clearly expressed as a punitive measure. The imposition of this penalty is mainly due to the need to prevent the recurrence of these crimes by persons who commit crimes related to the abuse of available opportunities in connection with their position or activities. It substantiates the relevance of the analysis of punishment in the form of deprivation of a particular right from the point of view of criminal law and criminal-executive law and the need to study it. This article reflects the specifics of punishment in the form of deprivation of certain rights in the criminal law of some foreign countries.
Keywords
Punishment, criminal law
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